Best 12 Volt Brushless Oscillating Tool | Hyper Tough vs. Milwaukee M12 vs. Bosch vs. Skil

[@waynejordan1913]

I’m loving these hyper tough and skil 12v reviews

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thank you sir.

[@jacobtaylor5589]

I love how you have real day to day testing that helps people see how the tools work

[@ssiven]

The sanding section was revealing, I was also surprised to see the torque difference the m12 has to the others. Your reviews are to the point and funny.

[@behdaadma]

You really nailed that comparison! Appreciate ya takin' the time.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thank you sir, appreciate it.

[@louisd95714]

I just received my M12 Fuel yesterday. I find this video very helpful, especially because you described how to change the blades. I also know now to reduce the speed while sanding. :)

[@shepshomestead]

Great video man! I love the humor in the videos and how you compare the cheap tools with quality ones. Its fun to see the surprising results.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I always enjoy an underdog! I grew up without much money and appreciate finding a low cost alternative that allows people to do a job even when they don’t have a lot of money. Glad you enjoyed my humor and the video.

[@chrisgatlin9072]

Great video! Been thinking of buying some of the hypertough tools instead of using my m12's all the time. I do have a question though, what were the battery sizes used in each?

[@HVACShopTalk]

All the batteries were two amp our standard batteries. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it.

[@keithfreeman4015]

I’ve replaced all my Milwaukee with Skil. The 12v line is impressive and very very well priced.

[@SGAOuTLaWz]

I have the Skil 12v currently. Works great and i used it to remove all the trim on the exterior of my house when i replaced the siding. Cut through nails in the trim like butter with a Milwaukee Carbide blade.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Very cool, thanks for the info. I think the Skil 12 volt line is very nice.

[@josephalmatran4260]

i purchased my first hypertough about 3wks ago the impact driver 12v. since then i have added more to the collection. great value for the weekend warrior. graet videos man. keep it up

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thanks. I agree that light duty projects are where these new tools shine. That being said, I have consistently used the brushless 12 volt drill and impact driver in my shop. No complaints so far.

[@Bloodranz]

I own the Skil, got it in a 5 tool combo kit last year on clearance for $99. Easily the best money I’ve spent, pound for pound. Love to see it perform against the big names 🤘

[@marshallshort3977]

I have recently bought some hyper tough tools and I'm happy for what I use them for.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I think they are good when used for light workload. Very light and great price.

[@crabbubbles1161]

'I went out to the Home DeePot and picked up some nice DeeAbe-Lo oscillating tool blades' 😄

[@ShutUpBubi]

You're mocking correctly pronunciation thats pretty funny

[@ShutUpBubi]

But yes, both Home Depot and Diablo are pronounced like Dee not Die.

[@FacilitiesDIY]

Would love to see how these tools do with a next step up battery like a 4AH

[@jonathansims525]

I've been picking up Hyper Tough 12volts on clearance/open box and recently picked up the Oscillating Multitool for $29! Unfortunately, when testing it it out on some scrap fencing post, it kept shutting off! I changed the blade, as the one it came with had been used up, and pretty much the same result. I switched to the 4 AH battery and suddenly it is cutting as good as anything! Trying to decide if I should return it, or just run it with the 4 AH. More testing required I suppose!

[@chipb1193]

I have a good deal of the Skil 12v line. Very happy with them as a part time contractor/maintenance worker. Just used the 12v oscillating tool on a plumbing job so a very interesting test. That said, they need to have their 12v impact wrench upgraded to match the M12 Stubby Fuel as far as performance numbers. The circular saw is perfectly fine, but I wish they’d upgrade the shoe to magnesium from the stamped steel.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Sounds good to me. I do like their line as a whole, but I guess they make some cost saving decisions to keep the cost down.

[@conanrdk]

Really enjoy your videos and the humor you bring. I always get a chuckle!!

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thanks, I try to have a good time when I do these.

[@TacticalThib]

Quick question why were the boards fastend differently on the left side one fastener in the center on the right the Milwaukee had two fasteners that were prowd leads me to believe it was eating the paper faster. You can see the darker color where the screws were proud. But the test rig was great 👍👍

[@30rdmaga]

What would these tools be used for in the HVAC trade?

[@x2E4_Driftkingx]

I own all skil 12v and 20v. They are a under rated tool brand. Great video

[@mictreful]

I have the SKIl Oscillator I lke it very much

[@Tool-Collector]

Great video. Just got the Skil and was curious about its performance.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I think you made a great choice for the value.

[@hvacjedi]

I own the M12 and love it. Great comparison video.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thank you sir. The M12 is my favorite.

[@Iowa599]

Please put the headings on all screenshote (ie@18:21) because playing the pause game to read the stats & verify what tool the stats are for is annoying.

[@fshn76]

Great comparisons Zack. I have an older DeWalt 20v one. Does well for what I use it for. For the price Hyper Tough continues to surprise me.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Hyper Tough has def got a game plan that seems to work for them. Low cost light duty tools for the DIYer. Glad you like the videos man.

[@wesleyrobson1620]

The skil 12v is my favorite oscillating tool, glad to see it did well in testing against others. I wish skil would come out with a 12v installation driver.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Skil is really growing their line so you never know. Installation drivers aren’t made by every brand but Skil 12 volt would be a good option.

[@Lyle-1999]

I love my Hyper Tough 12v Oscillation Tool for $49.88 every day. Great product for the price. Skil got aggressive with their promo price for sure! Great deal for sure.

[@chipb1193]

Skil has been aggressive with prices since the 12v line launch. I picked up a kit which contained the drill, oscillating tool, speaker, led light, batteries and charger for $109. The HyperTough has its place too as the Walmart convenience matters. They’re not bad tools by any means.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I got that kit from a Skil a while back. It was an awesome value.

[@chocolat4hogs]

I was going to get the dremel 18. However the XR 18 went for 99 for holiday sales. I went to store for this and found the skill 12v. It was 55 bucks as a kit hard to go wrong.

[@dylanwhite6539]

I bet the HT could be even better with the 4.0. Worth considering since that battery is $25

[@V3T9]

Hey i was wondering since the bosch didnt stall out completely, does it not have a protection mechanism like the others?

[@connorobrien7313]

Really surprised your channel doesn't have more subscribers/views considering how well made the content is! I really enjoy reviewing the cheaper brands as a lot of times the high end brands are just too expensive. My only critique is I think adding in the brushed Milwaukee would have been interesting to see.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I agree about the brushed Milwaukee. I almost decided on that instead of the M12 Fuel. Budget ran out...... Thanks for the comment, glad you like the video.

[@Lyle-1999]

Can you put the vibration meter on the handle where you hold it for each tool? That seemed like you put them in different locations on each tool and seems strange. Put it where the user holds it and see what that comes back with. I would like to see that. Thanks for the review.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I will more closely keep the placement in mind in upcoming videos. Thanks for watching.

[@NWGR]

I have the m12 fuel and absolutely love it. I did have the bosch and it was decent, but nothing really stood to me. But the m12 fuel is on another level. The slightly longer length and girth (giggity) are non-issues for me personally. The features that do matter, cutting performance and especially vibration, are what put the m12 fuel way ahead of the pack. That said, skil's 12 and 20v powercore tools are decent for the money.

[@Chris2tiano]

I think these sort of comparisons are only helped by more information, and that’s what you’re giving here. Great rigs! Anything to minimize variance and keep a level playing field helps. That can get really tricky with batteries and blades especially. Diablo blades more than one of the tool kits, yeesh! Perhaps it would be good to start the video by laying weather we’re approaching the tools bare and kitting the same way (as best as possible) or testing them as sold in kit. Keep up the great work!

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thank you sir, I will strive to improve on each video. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@mromutt]

I own so many multi tools haha. I have porter cable 20v, craftsman 20v, a no name 9v (was my first cordless model), some corded harbor freight ones and a couple 12v bosch, one being their first model I bought used for nothing because it was used and abused in trade work full of drywall lol and their newest one I picked up this year for $50 bare tool on a amazon sale. I love the bosch because it feels great to use (just like all their 12v line) but there are catches to them like the tooled bit change which can be an actual plus for some people but a minus for most. The new chargers are just ok, I personally have a few of the old school 30 minute chargers and use those haha. By far the best quick change system is the black and decker multi tool change which is what the porter cable and crasftsman use (they are both owned by stanleyblackanddecker just like dewalt). I am surprised at the m12 results, I wonder how much more battery that costs to do. It actually made me also wonder if the hyper tough would be any better on their 4ah like the other tools in the line. Either way my takeaway was all the 12v stuff is just good now, just have to pick a price point/how much are you going to use it.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I think the jump to 4 AH would benefit the hyper tough some for sure. I have found that using the 2 or 4 AH is quite a bit better than using their 1.5 AH. I LIKE THE Bosch line as well. The installation driver I tested on the video before performed very well. Bosch does have a 6 AH battery (saw on Amazon) which would be nice to have. Budget constraints… Thanks so much for watching.

[@mromutt]

@@HVACShopTalk yeah some batteries cost more than tools now haha

[@HVACShopTalk]

Absolutely

[@tigercat8905]

Good comparison, funny comments.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.

[@SmoothJK]

I don't understand my recent fascination with HyperTough lol. I own Ryobi, DeWalt, Metabo, but these cheap little things...I want them all. Help me.

[@fatihkoken2124]

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[@SurelyYewJest]

I had no idea Hyper Tough cordless tools were that dirt cheap. So cheap that I'm happy to spend quite a bit more on another brand.

[@HVACShopTalk]

It started out like a Hyper Tough compliment but it turned negative. You got me.

[@chadhamilton88]

I like the underdog hyper tough it looks like they are just getting better but I never bought none yet I knew that Milwaukee will win but it shocked me because it didn't do that great

[@DanielGomez-cf6vk]

I have skil and just got Milwaukee one

[@HVACShopTalk]

What do you think?

[@DanielGomez-cf6vk]

@@HVACShopTalk Milwaukee has a little bit more power but the skil isn’t far behind

[@codustv1465]

worst for noise is the 18v bosch it is obnoxiously loud.

[@HVACShopTalk]

It was noticeable. I noticed it came from the attachments now and then as well. Got louder than shown during the decibel test.

[@codustv1465]

@@HVACShopTalk oh no i actually mean thier 18v one i wasnt mistaking the 12v lol

[@loucifer4205]

The 12v dewalt is the best anything that uses a switch and not a trigger sucks

[@ronalddavis7711]

Liked the video

[@harlanborders943]

That little Milwaukee has been a great tool for me had it for 4 years or so. She got battle scars but runs fine.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Awesome. It looks and performs like a great tool.

[@gonzalez7805]

Nice

[@harrydickson4575]

👍👍👍

[@HVACShopTalk]

My man, good to see you in the comments.

[@harrydickson4575]

@@HVACShopTalk always hitting the like button once in a while i comment lol 😂

[@quentinbridgeforthtv]

Thanks for doing a giveaway

[@HVACShopTalk]

No problem, more to come

[@larsbambi1575]

My Chicago electric battery just took a poop, I’ve had it for two years, and I left it out in the shed in the freezing cold it could be self inflicted, but that little son of a bitch had more torque then a crackhead, delivering a refrigerator on a bike😂

[@paultrimble9390]

Sweet, i love the channel. Has great content too. stay safe, keep them videos rolling from ur ole hillbilly buddy

[@HVACShopTalk]

From deep in rural North Carolina, I thank you

[@paultrimble9390]

@@HVACShopTalk right back at ya from way back WV.

[@Mrs.SusieDunn]

Boschin-a bro.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Straight up Boschin’ girl.

[@stevewhite51]

I do t know why guys keep comparing 🍎 to 🍊. I’m sure hyper, skil and bosche would all be as good as Milwaukee if they put the money in their tools as Milwaukee does. It’s like comparing a yeti to a styrofoam cup but in this case the three less win due to they are more that half the price cheaper and most people are not going to buy Milwaukee unless they are pro or D bags that have to have the best of everything wether they know how to use it or not. It’s a good video but put the Milwaukee up against fair compatible tools and duke out cheaper brands together. Just makes too much sense not to. Again it’s like comparing Walmart boots to Danner.

[@gruened]

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[@PortDixieandTheJourneyDogs]

SKIL RULES!!!! THEIR 12V LINE ESP THEIR BRAND NEW ONE ABSOLUTELY ROCKS AND TO ME IS THE BEST ON THE MARKET!!!! AND LOWES HAS HAD THE 2 MAJOR SUBCOMPACT DRILLS AND THIS FOR 59 EACH AND SKIL ACTUALLY INCLUDES FN BATTERIES AND CHARGERS WITH THEIR TOOLS!!! NOTHING I DESPISE MORE THAN SOME HIGH PRICED NAME BRAND HIGH PRICED SOLELY BECAUSE OF NAME....ASKING SOME GD INSANE PRICE LIKE 250 300 ETC FOR JUST A FREAKIN TOOL!!!! THEN U STILL GOTTA PAY ALMOST THAT SAME PRICE FOE THE DAMNED BATTERY AND CHARGER!! ILL TAKE SKIL ANY DAMNED DAY OVER THE OTHERS!!! THEIR PRICED GOOD AND FAIR THEY INCLUDE THE ENTIRE KIT AND THEY HAVE A GREAT WAR!!!! AND THEIR JUST DAMNED GOOD QUALITY!!! GREAT WEIGHT GRIP EVERYTHING!!! ABSOLUTELY GONNA BE MY 12V LINE!!!! POSSIBLY MY BIG LINE!? BUT LOVE KOBALT ON THE BIG TO!! AND FRANKLY I HAVE THE BAUER LINE ON THE BIG BOYS AND I LOVEEE MY BAUER TOOLS!! SUPER FANTASTIC PRICING!!! AND THEY ABSOLUTELY GET THE JOB DONE FOR THAT PRICE TO!! AND FOR JUST A MERE FEE DOLLARS U CAN GET A GREAT 2 YR WAR WITH THEM!! BAM NEW TOOL IF THEY DO HAVE ANY ISSUES! So ky big probably lays bet SKIL KOBALT AND BAUER! REGARDLESS!? IM KEEPING MY BAUER LINE!! There's just certain jobs dirty jobs etc that id just rather have that cheaper tool for!? And RYOBI RULES THE MARKET ON LINE OF TOOLS AND INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY!!! I MEAN RY JUST POUNDS THE MARKET NON STOP WITH SOME PRETTY FAMNED AMAZING INVENTIONS!!! AND PRETTY DAMNED GOOD INVENTIVE AND DAMNED USEFUL TOOLS OVER ALL!!! I MEAN THEY ABSOLUTELY RULE IN THOSE AREAS!!! AND FOE THAT REASON THEY MAY WELL BECOME MY BIG BOY LINE?? But for me i dont want to and will NOTTT just commit to 1 single line of tools!! I prefer having several lines or diff tools!! I mean 1 tool in 1 line may be great for this that and then another line may offer 1 that is super great at something else!! And for me i dont wanna just buy that brands entire line just because they have 1 great or awesome tool i like!? But Ryboi would be that 1 line if i did because of HOWWWW MANYYY FREAKIN DIFF AWESOME TOOLS THEY HAVE FOR SOOOO MANY DIFF THINGS!!! AND YET STILL AFFORDABLE!!?? BECAUSE GREAT DONE MEAN SHIT IF FOLKS LIKE ME CANT AFFORD IT!!! AND I HATE TOOL LINES THAT ONLY SEEM TO CATER TO THE RICH!! Anyways just my opinions and where i stand!! And im sticking to it!!😊😊😊